Love Letters
Dear Letters, Fond Letters,
Must I with you part?
You are such a source of joy
To my lonely heart.
Sweet Letters, Dear Letters,
What a tell you tell;
O, no power on earth can break
This strange mystic spell!
Dear Letters, Fond Letters,
You my secret know—
Don’t you tell it, any one—
Let it live and grow.
Read Poem Must I with you part?
You are such a source of joy
To my lonely heart.
Sweet Letters, Dear Letters,
What a tell you tell;
O, no power on earth can break
This strange mystic spell!
Dear Letters, Fond Letters,
You my secret know—
Don’t you tell it, any one—
Let it live and grow.
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Thine Own
To live and not be Thine Own,
Like Springtime is when birds are flown;
Or liberty in prison bars,
Or evening skies without the stars;
Like diamonds that are lusterless,
Or rest when there’s no weariness;
Like lovely flower that have no scent,
Or music when the sound is spent.
Read Poem Like Springtime is when birds are flown;
Or liberty in prison bars,
Or evening skies without the stars;
Like diamonds that are lusterless,
Or rest when there’s no weariness;
Like lovely flower that have no scent,
Or music when the sound is spent.
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